Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-02
C NEWS NOTES.

quoted at $1.O2K an ounce.
Jack Robinson was arrested yesterday
for being drunk and disorderly.
A fourth interest in the Jay Bird quart,
claim was sold yesterday for $500.
Harry Osborne, manager OF the Newport,
is confined to his bed by, it is feared, pneu'
monia.
p. Marx, OF the San Francisco cigar house
Of E. Eissnberg & Bro, dropped in to Butte
yesterday.
Discbarging the variety case jury last
night spoiled q good local. but, probably,
| pleased twelve men.
A. w. Fox, q travelling man from San
Francisco, yesterday slipped and fell in
front Of the postofice, breaking an arm
All those who take interest in the organ
~isation Of a new military company should
be at the court house to-day at 2 O'Clock.
The Pype Opera Company has jumped in
ahead of that Of Emma Abbott. The
former will open in Butte = week from
Monday.
John Caplice has purchased lot IA and
part OF lot II in block IA and the improve
ments thereon from John O'Rourke, paying
therefor $1,000.
The Lynn Williams fight. advertised for
last night at Caplice Hail. wa a fizsle, no
audience showing up. The $500 q side
was, Of course, withdrawn.
Mile Minnetta, q famous iron.jawed
woman, and Miss Vic Davenport, q vocal
list highly spoken Of, will be the new attrac-
tions at the Newport this week.
That steady bullion producer, the Pyr.
enees mine. on the north side OF Gable
Mountain, is being visited by Joseph X.
Clark and J. B. Cleveland of this city.
r. G. Huston, the travelling agent of The
MINER. to-day starts on a trip to Portland
and San Francisco. He will also do the in.
termediate towns and camps on the route.
Thomas McGraw, the Centerville wife
beater, was yesterday sent to the county
jail for 80 days for cruelty misusing the
woman he had swore to "love, honor and
protect"
Three days in the county jail had the
effect OF soldering Thomas Mckay, the
painter, who was thought to be insane.
Probate Judge Irvine discharged him from
custody yesterday.
The firm Of R. II. Paxton & Co. have
sold out to Sam Louis & Co. 8. j. Mes
sing, junior partner Of Louis & Co., will
have charge OF the business recently carried
on by Paxton & Go.
Mr.. Cunningham, q miner. living near
Divide, whose feet were frozen a few DAYS
ago in going from Melrose to his home, was
brought to the city yesterday and placed
iu the Sisters hospital.
Work on the new ~tailings building OF the
Anaconda Company at Anaconda is nearly
completed. and the machinery will soon be
put in position. This improvement has
employed q large force of men.
Henry Williams, resident manager OF the
Color ado Mining & Smelling Company, has
on q ten.days' trip to Denver. Colo
out OF the Territory for several years.
j: The Butte Turn Verein do nothing by
They give a masquerade ball on
February 14th, and they propose to make /
it the finest ever seen in Butte. To aid in
doing this they have closed acontract with |
wo~rld-renowned Russian band. Look |
Tor further particulars next week. |
Yesterday afternoon a man who gave his |
name as White annoyed the female habi. |
of Galena street by demanding their |
names, saying that If they did not give him
The information sought, and pay a license, |
be would have them turned out in the cold, |
;old world in the morning. He was arres- |
ted.
e. j. Robinson arrived in Butte late laet
evening from the mines on the head waters |
IL Moose creek. de brought but few sam. !
with him, for the reason that he had
20 travel twenty miles on snow shoes, but
he few brought were fine. He says he has
very strong lead. and having al energetic
K. B. Wallace, interested with him, he
confidently looks for a rapid development
II the prospects.
Last night the eloquent John O'Nein
delivered a lecture at Miners Union Hall to
IN n~vHansn<srA ~rSs~.~ IT, 49, 1
ireland: Her Struggles and Her People,"
vas handled in a mastery manner. The
scturer, while he gave the people OF Eng
and credit for the part they have taken in
he advancement Of the arts, literature
nd science, and for the freedom they have
'ccorded the people of the colonies, he
ould not but bitterly denounce her con-
luct toward 9he people of Ireland in their
tfuggle for liberty.